Terre Haute Weekly Gazette, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 12 April 1883 — Page 4

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,' The attention ^IbeOMtneii to newspapers tmbllsh herewith. There are, However en the Gasette's list of subscribers, it is to be m^msmsM!t33wi& money dae, as set forth In what fottewpef, 1 Subscribers who do not give expritf liia^w the contrary, are cenetdered withing to.yon*, tinue thetr suhecrtptton. 2. If tubteribcri order the ditoontinuance of wv^W HftH4 llM Wv JniW

If tubtcribert neglect or rejvte to take their

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AH ltavffegf 4Jie«ri"uncalled:Totv is «fc U%MintawtQbtabutpcrb*r.~--7. If'tubueriben pay in advance, thai ore bmrid4frpti)e*o&ce.tothepuhUsher, atthejmd

Of their time, they,do- hoi pOsh 0'oonMINe taking it otherwiae the publuheria anlhr teklto$enditon,andtheMtl»criben will -fe rhptoneitte unman expretrboticc, UMtW-

^flttGAfcsrtB Is derating considerable' space and attention tb thelocajl ttte'Vfcrioua townlhips, ftirnTshed qe-by a npMber ot cemsflbndfiiits And is deslrotibV of making this afepartthem "Cten mdre

late* tit*? Wtf {kjfftm ioon mnaf write on only one tide ofthe ptipir may sign any flctltiom name they please, but tatwt always pot down their osjn nameey which wUl not be publifched, but as gaarthtee of good faith and to keep us from being imposed on. The names of correspondents'*!!! uot be disclosed unleis something either false or malicious is Bent us and gets into the paper without our detecting its purpose. In such case we will instantly give the name ot the correspondent to any person aggrieved by what has been written, for it is not our intention to provide any one with a machine for slinging mud at his neighbors. In this case of public wrongs, we are glad to be apprized of the facts and there is no one sq strong or so rich, it guilty of public wrong, whom we will not attack, of so poor or so weak, that has been wronged, whom the Gazette will not defend. But on private affairs and neighborhoed quarrels neither the Gazettb"no)r its correspondents shall interfere.

An editorial paragraph in yesterday's Gazette objected to John E.Lamb's sup posed subserviency to the generally understood wishes of Collector Minshall in the matter of locating the government building away from the business center of town and across the street from the residence of the latter gentleman. Mr. Lamb denies explicitly that he did advocate such a location before the meteoric commissioners and in this view of the case our otherwise just and merited strictures were undeserved. It is a pleas* ure tc be able to put Mr. Lamb right on the record. I

TTEMPt BY FIENDS

#leM Crawley's Residence pHVpolls tor The Purpose of be

^mmwn nf tlUniiPf-^rt0 hQ^^f^sipflklhe^. Kro 8"

us, A]$il 11.—Ail ftt^jnpt »«arly-*yeiterday morning to

burn JA^I^idence ofDaniel Crawley, ot this Bi»y, by saturating the walls with coal oil. 'r The fire was discovered in tim^lfe prtTentj serious damagei. The evid^dbject

whs

robbery. Aconsidfet-

able suu^ of^Ktoitfyt was knownjto be in

gjaBito. Awft ntr-inoiLer. fe I efWWftfinaSie J^erdtiy lo h#!, between]tbe

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Receivers^ Association and the Eastefp.' railroa'd in Lhe appointment of supervising weight master. The railroad offered to allow the association to appoint a w£&4» master, provided he was not a member of the Board of Trade and this proviso in consequence of the railways, pending controversy with the board, of shippers was deemed an insult to the board who refused the conce ision unde the circumstances.

Oae Cent Damage.

Boston, April 11.— In the suit of Lizzie Gannon vs. Father Fleming, which was brought to recover $5,000 because the latter, a Catholic priest, had taken away so toe paper images to which the child had become attached, causing an alleged serious injury to her health and mental condition, the jury brought in a a verdict of one cent damaged.

to the Presbyterian church social on Friday night and hear Col. Spencer give a selection from "Peck's Sun."

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TfdoCK, wflHI twelve old men. or whom

the youngest eighu-seten- ana twelxs

eat, aiod were"iBen brought into the Hall of ceremonies at Hofbur^. On each

§mif,tb^tie wui a#? Alftt^ for the old women. They are all citizens of Vienna, and many among them UMrfUd-bjnfeeir behavior that they hav taken.Dart in thp ceremony mere .than totttnffrith men, at 11

A. m„

the ceremony began. The

E W I archdukes present in Vienna, served the old men, and the Empress, followed by

tables. The Corps Diplomatique was, as usual,fn att«ndinto,«iit thisyear,1 ibr reasons generally known, the British, French and Turkish' Ambassadors did notappsar.AH the Ministeratrere present, as well us Court dignitaries and Privy Councillors, the Chamberlains, the Grand Masters and the highest representatives of the army. The tables being removed, the the £mperor and Empress knelt ddwn in front of the old people^ took off1 a- shoe and stocking from each, washed the foot with towels moistened from golden ewer, held bjy^eliSinMRMtor^efter the feet of the oltlpii archduWs 4|fc the shorandi concluded the thenect of each^bf t£f old^OplA pt with thifty silver ^orioe. The old/ fc were fheh sent homa in cah&each with) well filled box ofproviiid^aafl wine

Peter C«NMr*s L^f AMrtlii New, pmv. One of Mr. addresses in public was singular!^ clglfeactttistic of the man. It was aelivete^ in the qpen street to a mixsd crowd ot men and hoys, who cheered the. aged philanthropist right lustily in return. It was late one afternoon last fall at Broadway and Hoston street. Peter Cooper's, carriage had come to a sudden stop in front the Revere house one of the traces was broken. The driver labored vainly to repair the damage. The policemen on the corner tried to help him, but with no better success. The street was blocked' and the crowd pressed on impatiently in the hubbub Mr. Cooper opened the door of the carriage and siepped ont to learn what was the matter. The crftwd instantly recognizing him, made room respectfully. He no sooner saw what the trouble was than he called the coaihmar away and, unbuttoning his great coat, fell to work on the broken trace himself. The crowd watched him with increasing interest as he deftly made his hitches and half hitches, and with Only a piece of string and a small wooden stick in a few minutes repaired the trado sufficient tly to allow the carriage to be dtiven On. As he stepped upon the curbstone after finishing his work, Mr. Cooper pdinting to the trace, spoke.kindly to some young men who stood near, explaining to them the advantage of being able to help one* self when there was need. His address was brief,.ana was listened to witn a res. pectful attention, and when the old gentleman stepped in his carriage and closed the door, the crowd cheered and hats were swung in his honor.

MARBIED.

HOLSTON—CALLAGHAN,

At the residence of Dr. McLaughliii on Wednesday evining, April 4thf 1833, by the Rev. L. M. Khoades, Mr. Francis A. Holston to Miss Blanehe Callaghan, all of Vigo Co., Ind.

No. 779. State of Indiana, county of Vigo, in the tluperior court of Vigo county, March term, 1883. Robert P. Gllcrees Vs.

Amanil# Markie it. To qatet title. Be it known thai on the 11th day of April, 188S. it' was ordered toy the court that the cierk notify by publication said Oersham MarKle, Amelia Cuouning, John Markie, Helen C. li, Wferner. Amanda Fairbanks, unknown heirs of John Britten, unknown heirs of William Wines and naknown heirs of J. H. Watson, as non-resident defendants, of the pendency of this action against them.

Said«efend lie of tne tbem and that thewmeHWltaacaad Jufesr «h, K8»^to#, stofceifcUpItt term of said ooart In the year 1853.

tendanta^re therefore herein not! penaeley of saia action agains tnat thevamcHWlititjitiaBd for tr*ai

Mbrbllx* n. smith,Clerk.

H. B. Jones, for Plaintiff. w,.'

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NoticetaHejfSjQfeilitrs, tc. Ita the Vigo. .Circuit Court* May term, 18SS Ifa tj!e^iMt^r orf thjresSte of Nathaniel

dec«aee(^h

fileV^plaateuntBhd tfement of, ^ili com lW

kta I 1"^TTV

better: bushels.

usual, in the ited to them entered the vethe sac.

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Court qn"

tlon of%aW Goiivt on* the 7th 'jrbf

May,1888, at which time all htirs, creditor or legatees of said estate are requested to appear in said court and show cause, if any tbofe be, why said aceoant and vouchers Should not be approved.

Witnes*, the clerk and seal of said Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre Haute', Indiana, this ll:h day of April, 1^3.

Executors' Sale of Real Estate The undersigned, executors of. the la«t will of Chauncey ttose, deceased, wlil on the 10th day of May, 1683, at tbe offloe ot M. B. Dunham, No. 505%Ohio stteet, in the tilj of Terre Hante, Indiana, will sell at private sale the following described real estate in the city of Terre Haute, Vigo county and state of Indiana, to wit: Lota numbers one hundred and forty-eight [U8| and one hundred and forty-nine [149] In Chaunfisy Rose's addition So Terre Hante.

Tkbks or SAlx —A credit of three years will be given, the purchaser giving note bearing biz per cent, interest from date, payable semi-annually, and secured by mortgage on the said lots.

Pi EX IK Nippest,

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'iUOOUID PiakTStMBiK:

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round hoop Ohio, «S.««S^U commoi M^goodiSim^^^h^^e* H& ES aholee white wheat tt.7507JDO.

WHXAT—MeeeiML 13,000 hosfcela: open

44,000 pushels July,

elpta, IDilOO bnahela opened, her fait bmlu— mixed western dp ftttorse, U)i06134e sales

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about

and Jmtuv plain mem,

Higher and fljnh Steam rendered T)nUai tweak floe wertern, r.aiijisad. nnt«#liK&

BUUAB-Anll ana nom MOLABB^—Hteady and quiet CTROUEUM—Doll.

CE—Arm. rrKB-^teadyand quiet. ?o' ^«SM*K-Firni 4TW«48e.

tin til Jt-r'

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WlrtiMt ABS0O1ACTD Fanse Twasuv: Tolsdo, April 11. WHEAT—Firm and higher No. 2 red toot, 11,09% May.tl l^fc June, »1.11X JuJy, »ll0«,Auf,|1 08i:Sept,$100J$ year,|1.07g Ka 3 fl.0o b.d#

COBN—Firm, He higher So. 2 spot 51: ».po. May, 4?c bid.

45%c

CLFVSLaNO.

WaenmH

associatsd

Paxse Tblbobam

CLKV (LAKDi April 11.

PBTROLETM—MARK^ steady: qnotoUons Unohauge^ Standard Whi 11.1001

BALT1MORS.

k«BTEBX AeaOCZATZDPBasa TllJfiBAS Caltikobk, April 11. FLOUR—Quist: Howard streetand westera superfine, |8.23#3.75 extra, t4JJ5Q4-75

Wi^KAT—Weatern, higher and inactive: No. 2 winter red spot.ll.l7U|1.17?Vi Apnl, |l 18 aaked May, l.l84U9Sjune, $1^89

C^RN—Western, mixed) Ifttto bid steamer,

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inactive and higher

64c bid': May, 6i%»M%c June, Firm and higher western white, do mixed 49 £51c.

^fiYR-^Juiet «7«f0c.' HAY-b Y—steady and fairly active prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, (13.00 016.00

PROVI8ION8—Quiwt and steady meea pork, |20 00: bulk meats, and shonlden, and clear rib aides packed, 98.7&@10.11 bacon shoulders, (9.75 clear rib sides, •12:00 hams, S14.00O15.00: lard refined SUJ5.

BUTTER—Dull western packed, 17@28c! rolls, 14A18C. EOG8—Steady 17c.

PETROLEUM- -Nom'l and firm refined,

8/c?$$EE—higher,

FREIGHTS—To LiverpotfJ, perstea quiet

tmer,

CINCINNATI, 'v

Wxrrx^ ASSOCIATED PBBSS TEIi*QBAK. Ciucissati. April 11. FLOUR-Firmer family,f4.0335.00 fancy, 5J5®6.93.

IVHEAT—Firm and higher No. 2 red, 11.10. CORN—Firmer 55@55%c..

OATS—Firno, 45^f. Kltf^-Steady, 6%@62^c. BARLEY—Steady extra No. 3 fall, 65® 65c.

PORK-Firmer 118.62^. LAUD—Firmer $11.10. BULK MEATS-Steady »7.37^@10.12^. BACON -Firm *8.50@10£24«11.37i. WHISKEY—Steady «1J3.

CHICAGO.

Wxsmuv Associated Pbbsb Teleobau: Chicago, April 11. WHEAT—Higher, Regular, SL.01 April

June tl 07% July. cash 49%c April nne 36^c July new

higrTmixed, ?l@51%c new mixed, 49^[@50c rejected 47%c. OAT»_4ik« bid cash 38K@a8^c April

June 4ic July.

BARLEY—Nom'l 75®76c. FLAX S2SED—Lower, $1.42. 1 WHISKEY-Steady 11.16. PORK—Unsettled and hlger [email protected] April |18.05$»18.07 May *16.3% June^l8.87^ July 118.35 August.

LARD-Steady S11.17J£ April, 111.27% ?11 May *U37

Steady [email protected] Jote 11.30 August..

»ladianapolfa Live Stock Market Stock ards, April 10. jCATTLE—Receipts, 52 head shipments, 21. Quality of offerings only fair .but few good shipping. steers on sale The market was steady and prices unchanged. ,4We quote: Qood4o choice shipping steers $ 6 G0@6 50 Common to fair dipping steers. 5 &0&5 5u Good to choice butchers' cows andheiferj :.... Common to' fair butchers' cows and beifers Sca-aaragg Bulls, good to choice fat Bulls, common to fair Milch cows, and springers per head, common to choice 25 00(360 00 Veal calves, light weight 6 50®" 00 Veal calves, heavy weight 4 G0@5 50

OGS—Receipts, 1,064 shipments, 1,153. •ket active at qaotatipps. Quality of ofings/air. Byy era assorting much more than usti&j^ Cl^siokA iJirin'tfnd" more nted.' ect ir^lium to heavy $ *i 70@7 no Select liht 7 5o($7 (Hi Fair light and (at pig«.... 7 lutgtT 4u Heavy roughs 6 75(g)7 50

SHEEP—The market firm at the following quotations.

Choi.",3 to prime Fair

JOSXPHUS COLLKTT,, Ezecntora.

April 11th, 1883.

girl ten yean old, one boy thirteen and one eight yean of aige in the country preferred. Apply* to or address 8ociety for Organising cut street.

good

Otttmon to medium

WHE4T—Knits,

wagons $10.00.

WANTE®—H0MK8—ForhomesorphanFobacodgronndof

larity, 534 Main

»5 5 3

Terre Haute Market

I! Gazette Office, Wednesday, March 28. The following are the paying prices, corrected to-iay:

11.00 red, $1.06.

Corn—MUed,42e White,new, 47c. Oats—48c. Bcttxb—20c. Eggs—14c.

rknt-thirty-fi

Of 10 miles sow good orchard, n-use eight rooms and all out-houees in a desirable locality will rent for one year. street.

Apply No. 12ZsonU Fourth

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Ifit is not what difm roi it I Will not

Ibivi pouure rtmed

^us^%ei!iSisru&.£MT^l iTBoId on Installmenis and to all parts of£th

PIANOS ORGANSlteS

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delivered, in favor

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finij fi

•:r a ?!UU?K. ipteu

There aie ao ments is regard |o

menu is iegard|o ||^aa«ri^M

ed aa. to wbc^ejUi^ MJ Md yet it

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Idngwtke bn^W ptttmd .'k

belt for in Itiie ldi^fttn tt« Ml th cheapest. Ilo doe* that.' '.v

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In theakOMd^tate'to'ialM^ von buy, lot Hjem flze^nol- yon tUI«tfu ways dislike it aad v^l aever ttive th* pleasure yra wonld bMW had you if yew purchased m*** yot Swatted.* a'lMri' haa been ae mwl improvement4 fn^the making of a^«n4age or phaeldu itf tfc£ last few yecrs as anytMBg ybu can tMi^ fit. .-•• a Xv r-i

If I aid not exerHnmelf to keep up with the times I would And mysettlatfln the raci aad ny Attory would ht fllled' with a stock of old-fashioned, OUt-of-style work. Bat such is not the oste with my pork. I have spared ^neither time nor expense' to gettke sfjjfls, epd inajte a carriage or phaeton that is secona,to none ana that wlH rcoinpsire fkvoratty^ with that* df fh^ be^' buiJderl iti ttie ootintry, as can prove. Call and in* oelebratedf Delaware ^phaetcm. spect my what ask you to buy li

Oil,

(^6JBKBT

I .J.I.

M. HABRISOI^

I 3lfkMad Stel Cherry St. SB

WW£ F6MCE.

The place get barbed, plain and galvanized Wire Fence is at tbe house of the Dunbar Hardware Co., 80t Main street.

be wont Ila4

|mww.JMw fatnwteTr.am

tBfimSl,]N«Taa

Garden Rakes of the best patterns at the Dunbar Hard ware Co'sf 504 Main street.

I CURE FITS

When I aay core 1 do aot asaa

cot*.

rio cargoes, ordinary

to fair, 8%®10e. SUGAR-Steady A soft, 83*c. WHISKEY-Quiet steady, $1.1«^®1.17.

Prices low and payment easy. Send

tor catalogue. Horace Waters A Co., man acturersiand de&leigJpKK Broadwajfy|It,,

j\ ^s PURE PAINTS.

•1 The best ptrre prepared Paints and Oils at the Dunbar Hardware Co's.

ANTED-AT TJSRRE HAUTCSdAP WORKS—Tallow and al. kinds grease, for which we pay cash. Or will ex* change soap for the same. Office and fee* tory, First street, north ot cemetery.

WANTED-

POULTRY

tbe following prices in

Mand's store, No. li. Main street, Hante, Ind., for

pou'try:

bark niekory nuts 6

.„ 5 00@5 50 8 503* 50 2 00@3 00 4 25(34 75 3 2j@4 00

GhtekeM^ Ve old

roosters, 4c turkeys, 7c get f225 auail. $1.50 per dos. "Ell" -large

roosters, 4c turkeys, 7c gee?e, *"per The above prices good until fnrther notice.

e*e.

^OOidneks,

Ema, 3Dc .shell se &c per btishel',

We ship by car lots and will always pay the top prices, B. G. Stkward A to.

HOES

And other Garden implements at the Ounbar Hardware Cb's, 904* Main street.

APPLICATION FOR LICENSE. Notice ia hereby given tnat I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Indiana, at their special April, term fora license to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quartat a time with the wink nteiM privilege of allot feame to be drank oh my premises for a period of one year. My place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank are located on lot 122, Rose's subd vision, at No. 1004 Popiet street, in the Sixth **rd, Terre Haute, Harrison township, Vigo county, Indiana.

HKW*YHANtrcK.

I New stocfc nfccftiJiUts' and mechanics' tools at 504 Main street, headquarters at the Dunbar Hardware Co.

•I CLOTHES WRINGERS. The bed made, af Otinba'r Hardware Co's. 504 Main.

McKeen

Bros

Cor- Tenth and Main Sta

Is one of the largest and fioest mills »n the Stjye. All the luachiuery ha* been recently pt»t in at a cost of twenty-two thousand dollars, and is of the latent improved pattern.

The flour is the finest that can be made by any process. Tkc Highest Cash Price Paid ffer

Wheat.

their flifcr and yon will never use the net of tha old process again.

»£7. f«erAPPLICATION FOR LICE8E. Notice is hereby given that I will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co. Ind., at their next term for a lioense to sell intoxicating liquors in a less quantity than a quart at a time with tbe privilege of allowing the same to be drank on nn premises for a period of one year. My Place of business and the premises whereon said liquors are to be sold and drank la located on-fortv-one (11) feet Oif the north end .. of part north

of lot No. eight [81 in Naylor's survey of part of, out-lot No. one [1] being No. 6*8 north Fourth street ln the Foartb ward, city ot Terre Haute

John Kkkwxdt.

Anton

thance wsst one handled cwSrleifSe iMi t-ar ttiMss eewtfc mtktbmmrn swai oC ald sll seven ty-one [Tl two IS] In

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MUMn|.,ia

^ehMlso*ciMit A. X{aud 4 riii efjMli iay.|itth»Dattft HMu* rerreHante,!will ollkt|teJWW

door in

iflla

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jnot exoo^lr^aeven

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and oostsjTwill tM^un

JOawfcLBARY.

BjTvirtue of in order Of Wde* issued from" aeVigdiiapeiiorOMut^iomo.dtreeted and d, in Javan «t ijaUaxltt«

J. Adam*

inat George W. Rlchter and Martha bedieal ty, lUdiaika, Wwl»: Theeotathweet quarter

fireM, which waa/.dsly iee, tordefs oflee 9t Xl%ih$oW fuid«n BA^RfiAt-.TH^arria tAX o*APltiL,

Jntbe Indiana,

between tbe hours df o'clock

ud 4 o'eloek x. of «H4qr the Oonrt possedoorin JtrnAwtiil wili oflfcr the rents and vroflts pf the above deecrioed sal estate, Unrether with all erivileges aw ppnrtenanees t64he same Mionting, for a ma not exceeding seven years, so ttie ilghest bidder for caah, and noon failure to eallse a snm rafficlent to satisfy said order jt sale and costs,

Sigthe

bsNIjtos«oe

nlMTca

atlMiitifn cal

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ItUMniMf. Ivamntaw oUmti bar* lafSu£

Itati

or FALLIRQSn fmMdy to dm HUM Is no—— once for I remedy. GIr« Squm hA IM NSMk It'ootU ra

will then and there

offiir the fee mm pie in and to aaid real estate to the highest bidder for, cash «o satisfy tbesame.

TbtaSMh day of Mafeh,

Ml of

BM tbotltttt Of RMdlMMHNM KftBdlMmNMCQVH. iMMllOltl

M68.

Joan OLnateT, Sheriff.

W. W. RtriBT, Attorney. APPlAlCAliO* Ku*t L1CSNISE. Notioe is hereby given that we wlli apnly to the Board of Commissioners of vlgo Co., at their next term fora- license to sell in* toxica ting liquors tn a less quantity than a

uart at a time* with the privilege ot allow* tame to be drank on the premises, for a period of one year. My place of besi^ ness and the premises whereon said liquors are to be *old and drank Is located at that place, -glnnlng twenty-two (22) rods west of the soutneast corner of the southwest quarter of the northeast quarter of section 13, township 18, north or range 8, west, runnmg dne east 00 feet, thence due north witbln 180 feet ot the centre of the I. A St. L. railroad thence southwest parallel with said railroad 00 feet thence due south to place of beginning, containing onefourth of an acre, more or lees, situated in the town of Fonntaicette, Vigo county, Nevlns township,

Indiana. 8AXVXL DAX.TOH.

APPLICATION FOR LICENBJK. Notice is hereby given that 1 will apply to the Board of Commissioners of Vigo Co., Ind., at their special April term for a license ito sell intoxicating liquors in a lew quantity than a quart at a time, with the privilege Ox allowing the same to be drank on my •emises for a period of one- year* My aoe of business and the- premises wheresaid liqnors are to be soli and drank is catedon the northeast corner et the northwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section eight (8), township thirteen (13), north of range seven i7) west, running thence southwest along the right of way of the Indianapo^ lfe St. Louis railroad Seven five feet, thence due north ninetyth

one hundred and

asven ^97] feet, thence due east one hundred ,d sevcaty-flve fl75j feet to the place of benning containing oae fourth «$] of an acre loss, in Coal Bluff, Vigo Ooi ansv'

sunty, In*

Jessk Petkrson.

Stockholders* Meeting. .Omen

of the ga^.R,R. Co.,\ Chicago, III., Feb. 14,1 81

Notioe is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Chicago A Eastern Illinois Railroad Company has been called by the Board of Directors, and will be held at the principal offloe of the oompany in the city of Chicago, in the state of Illinois, on Monday, the 23d day of April, 1883, at twelve o'clock (noon) of that day, for th* purpose of confirming a supplemental lease with the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad Company and Such other agreements as have been necessary to carry out said lease, and for the purpose of transacting such ether business aa shall properly come before said meeting.

The transfer books of this company will close on tbe ttth day of April, 1883, and will reopen on the 24th day of April, 1883.

F&4HXUN H. Stobt, President.

A. 8. Dtjhham,Secretary. Franku*H.8TOKT, D. J. Mxj--jx*r,

T. W. Shawhok, F. W. HriDKKOPER, JOH3T U_ BNOC^MAHF

A. OAMBRILI^

A majority of,the Board of Directors.

PATENTS

Obtained, and all other business in the U. 8, Patent Office attended to foi MODKXATX FBES.

Oor oflloe is opposite tbe V. SI Patdftt Office, and we ean obtain Patents in teas time than those remote from Washikgto*.

Send

odel or 'Rawiso.

We advise as

to patentability free of charge trad we* maKe so

CHABGK UIU88 ws OBTAIN

'ATENT.

We refer, here, to the Postmhster, the 8urintendent of Money order Division, and officials of the

8. Patent Office For

vvcular, advlcc, (erm3, ani references to actual clieits la your own state or

addtcfes :4&:

Mill,

Wanted Teschers!

county,

C. A. SHOW A CO.,

Opp. Patent rtflfce, Washington, I». C. rr=fi An Only Daughter r.ured ot

Consumption-

When death was hourly expected, al) remedies having failed, and Dr. H. James was experimenting with the many herbs of Calcutta, he accidentally made a prenaralion which cured his only child of C«ainmptlSd. His child is now in this country, and enjoying ihe best of health. He has proved to the world that consumption can be positively and permanently cured. The doctor now gives tuts recipe free, only asking two three-cent stamps to pay expenses.. Thta herb also cures night sweats,nansea atthe stomach, and .will break up a fmh cold in Arenty-four hour*. Address Craddock A CO., 1QK Race ttreet Philadelphia, naming this paper.

is hereby given that sealed pro

posals will be received by the Board of eial't8S^^^^M ^3SSffiliteff k|Eil 12, 1888, for the letting of tbe contract to idermedical andenrgleal aidw the poot

All nlutn loUM be (VgunDrpraeiiolng physicians, aad most agree to attend the poor In sickness an^gptpisfe all needed medicines and sUr#fcaT sppllances

for

taeh

praetiee, and attend all pojt Br.orvins in

bond f« iit5to |*.iv^n!»t9f tb» same. Tbe Board rtssrvea the right to rt ject aay and 01 bids.

By order Board of Ootnmissioners. Auditor.

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Baby Carriages, with the novelty springs, at Goetz & Son's.

MRS. H. K. 6R0SVEN0R,

Ireesmaker,

Early Bleck, 39G Narth Third, Latest Fashion Reports constantly on and prices reasonable best work and rf ect fit guaranteed.

Vineland Nursery. Pear, Quince, lnm ana Ctierry trees, Evergreen and shade trees Urape* vines, Currants, ioo*e-

Derries, Raspbe ries, strawberry plants and Hedge plants for sale cheap at Vinpland Nursery. No charge for delivering stock on ea*s. Call on or address Wtkth Bros., Riley, Vigo Co.., Ind.

SEED CORK

To meet the demands of farmers and dealers

chased and selected by our own special agents. Send for circular, prices and samples. SQlraxn Bftoloy fs Co.,

SEEDSMEN, Chicago. Illinois. Special prices on car lots shipped direct tram

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Ely's Cream Balm,

A Sure Cure for Catarrh aad Hay Fever aVFor sale by all Drngg'sts.

tha Kidneys sad Bladder, acd sll i:Mue8 olJ

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